We offer custom oral appliance therapy for improved breathing and sleep, such as the ProSomnus® PH and ProSomnus® EVO sleep and snore devices.

Do You Snore at Night or Have Sleep Apnea?

Oral Appliance Therapy

The main alternative to continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is oral appliance therapy. Our office offers various oral appliances that reposition a patient's tongue and jaws to open the airway and promote better sleep. Your sleep specialist can customize a treatment plan and oral device for each patient based on their sleep apnea symptoms and the severity of their condition. ProSomnus PH Sleep and Snore Device

CPAP pushes air through a hose and mask that fits over the mouth and nose. It helps people with sleep apnea and allows them to maintain steady breathing. However, it can be noisy, inconvenient, costly, and uncomfortable for many patients. These reasons are why numerous patients prefer oral appliance therapy to treat snoring and sleep apnea symptoms.

What Is Oral Appliance Therapy?

Oral appliance therapy is effective for those who snore or have mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The oral appliance fits comfortably over the teeth, like a mouthguard or orthodontic retainer, while you sleep. A dental appliance helps support the jaws by moving them forward, opening the airway, and allowing the wearer to breathe more adequately. The oral appliance also helps keep the tongue from blocking the trachea.

Benefits of Oral Appliance Therapy

Oral appliance therapy is a non-invasive treatment that effectively and easily fits many patients' lifestyles. Patients of all ages prefer oral appliance therapy because it's:

Portable
Convenient
Easy to wear
Comfortably
Quiet
Easy to maintain and clean

A custom oral appliance can revitalize your health, improve your sleep, and restore your energy.

Contact Us Today for Sleep Apnea Treatment

Do you have OSA or snore but don't want to use CPAP to treat symptoms? Your sleep specialist can screen and test you for sleep apnea and determine if oral appliance therapy is right for you.

Your doctor will first assess your oral cavity, head, and neck, and then they will provide you with a thorough screening and sleep apnea questionnaire. Depending on your results, they can offer you a sleep test and provide you with the best treatments for you and your needs.

Don't hesitate to get in touch with us today to learn more about oral appliance therapy and schedule your consultation.

Meet Dr. Paul Harris:

Dr. Paul Harris DDS
Sleep Specialist and Dentist

Dr. Paul Harris is originally from Pratt, KS. He grew up working on the family farm, where they grew dryland crops. He received his BS from Kansas State University and DDS from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Dr. Paul is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM).

Dr. Paul has had family members diagnosed with sleep apnea, and this personal experience has inspired him to become a sleep dentist. He utilizes his training and state-of-the-art technology and techniques to give his patients a better night's rest and ...